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Paul Gunter: Nuclear Regulatory Capture

by: Ed Mays

Publication date: 2013-05-19
Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
Publisher: Seattle Community Media
Language: English
Item Size: 2.9G

Paul Gunter, reknowned expert on nuclear issues, is currently focusing on the lessons learned from Fukushima including the safety risks of the Mark I and Mark II boiling reactors. In Washington State, we face a dilemma: Seattle City Light owns a portion of the Columbia Generating Station, a Mark II reactor. This nuclear power plant is located in the Hanford Reservation on the Columbia River. Paul will be detailing the consequences of continuing to operate this nuclear power plant that only generates 3.9% of our state's electricity. Join us for a discussion in Seattle of the facts concerning our region's only nuclear power plant.
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